Update 2020-11-25. This is for the rev 2. I have also offered to make changes for the rev 3 but so far no one has been willing to measure or testprint. I have uploaded the cad files in case someone want to use this as a base for something.

Case for the Iris keyboard from keeb.io. Wanted the feel of a complete and robust product that you can put in your bag without fear of damaging the insides. Additionally I wanted it to print without supports and have the ability to modify the bottom after assembly.

For building you need to print: 1x topLeft 1x topLeft mirrored 1x bottomLeftSupport or 1x bottomLeft 1x bottomRightSupport or 1x bottomRight 2x reset and buy: 20x M2x12mm 20x M2 nuts

The top part is the same for both left and right, so just mirror one in the slicer. The bottom part is either a minimal case (bottomLeft and bottomRight) or a version with a slight tent, angle and wrist supports (bottomLeftSupport and bottomRightSupport). None of the bottom parts can be mirrored since the usb and trrs jacks are not in the same location for left and right.

The outline and the holes are based on the official iris github files, meaning you could potentially use an already assembled iris top part with the bottom part of this case.

Tested with iris kit, pro micros and trrs cable from keeb.io. Make sure your components fit before you print.